anyone know how to take off the caster legs on the fec100?
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Mine are just held in place with screws. Remove all the pellets, lay it on it's side and take it apart.
Are you're attached differently?
Are you're attached differently?
I need to flip it over to check, but it looks like the legs extend up into the body cavity.
the castor wheels are just bolted on to the legs, but the legs go up into the stainless steel shell. DO you mean for me to take off the back of the shell and see where the legs attach?
Sorry, didn't understand your question.
You can take the wheels off easy enough, but the legs are welded in place. You'll have to cut them off. I haven't done that, so just call CS and ask, I'm sure they can give you any specifics you need.
You can take the wheels off easy enough, but the legs are welded in place. You'll have to cut them off. I haven't done that, so just call CS and ask, I'm sure they can give you any specifics you need.
I used a Saws-All to cut the legs down and welded new mounting plates on so I could bolt on new rubber inner-tube type wheels. This way I could lower the center of gravity to reduce tipping over and make it easier to load into my truck with the winch. The legs do not come off on my FEC100 ramp model with the new controller.
naw.. I'm not going to take the legs off- just the casters. I'm not willing to ruin a good thing for convenience.
I DID put little tires on my 500 though. Now it slides in my garage real easy! when I need to tow I just put the original tires back on.
it's my bbq lowrider!
I DID put little tires on my 500 though. Now it slides in my garage real easy! when I need to tow I just put the original tires back on.
it's my bbq lowrider!
quote:Originally posted by skippyp:
it's my bbq lowrider!
Haha, thats pretty good. Do you have a picture?